Blate Farm Show Opens in Pa with Gov tour
The 47th Blate Farm Show opens in Harrisburg drawing thousands of spectators over five days. Governor Lawrence tours the exposition with Agriculture Secretary Henning and others, avoiding mishaps from prior years. Prizes total about 63,289 dollars with 41,200 in cash livestock awards.
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Harrisburg
Lawrence
Exposition Halls
William Henning
State Supreme Court
Charles Alvin Jones
Jones
Community Notes From Cutting Area Social Roundup
Hi Neigh bor Club host welcomed by Mrs Carl A Marsh. Akron visitors made a trip to see Walter DeShazer family and relatives. Students headed back to colleges on New Year’s Day including Diane Humphrey Larry Shampoe Gary Evans Janice Evans and Joan Storer. Gravis family from Erie spent New Year’s with Wilbur Camp. Mrs Floyd McClelland of North East visiting Carl Marsh family. Margaret Bennink obituary noted in Anaheim California. she was born in French Creek New York and died at 70 after living with son Edward Bennink in Anaheim. survived by son James and seven grandchildren. three brothers and three sisters listed. Homer Kolstee and wife hosted New Year’s card party with Arthur Miller Archie Hurlbuts and Wilbur Camps attending. Carl A Marsh Louise joined the New Year’s Day dinner.
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Carl A. Marsh
Hi Neighbor Club
Charles McCann
Akron
Ohio
Walter DeShazer
Diane Humphrey
Larry Shampoe
Gary
Janice Evans
Joan Storer
George Gravis
Erie
Wilbur Camp
Floyd McClelland
North East
Carl J. Marsh
Ward
Margaret Bennink
Anaheim
Calif
French Creek
N. Y
Edward
James Bennink
Albuquerque
N. M
Fred
Myron Wallace
Athu
Clymer
Gerald Bemis
Corry
Pearl Te- Winkle
Myra Cherry
Burnial
Homer Kolstee
YMCA Weekly Swim and Practice Schedule
The YMCA calendar lists daily swim and team activities across Gray, Corry, Jamestown, and nearby clubs. Programs include Junior High and High School team practices, girls and women beginners, adult coed swims, and upcoming meets and events throughout the week.
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Corry Area
Golden Age Club
Clymer Swim Club
Ze P
Spartansburg
Mrrs
Corbin
Wright
Spartansburg Girl Scouts
Erie
Red China and USSR Trade Blame in Editorial Clash
The Soviet Union and Red China battle over Cuba and peaceful coexistence in editorials in Pravda and Red Flag. Pravda accuses Albania of breaking with Marxism and warns against imperialism while Red Flag rebukes Khrushchev and defends Soviet policy against Western brinksmanship.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Red China
Pravda
Communist Party
Red Flag
Albania
Peking
Khrushchev
Fidel Castro
Cuba
U.S.S.R
United States
Funeral services for Don W Kincaid set for Bracken
Funeral services for Don W Kincaid will be held at Bracken Funeral Home on Wednesday at 1130 PM. Interment follows in Pine Grove Cemetery. Friends may call Monday 7 to 9 PM and Tuesday 2 to 4 PM and 7 to 9 PM at the funeral home.
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Don W. Kincaid
Bracken
Pine Grove
C. Fred
Frances) Black
Bracken Funeral Home
Youngsville Cemetery
Eisenhower says Cuba missles withdrawal not US victory
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower commented in a News and World Report interview that the withdrawal of Soviet missiles from Cuba was not a US victory or final settlement. He warned the Communists will press on if the United States shows weakness, noting Castro remains and communism persists. Eisenhower spoke from his Gettysburg office before a California vacation.
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Wachungguny
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Cuba
Eisenhower
U. News and World Report
Khrushchev
United States
Gettysburg
California
Ex FHA aide dies at 62 in Washington
Cyril B. Sweet former deputy commissioner of the Federal Housing Authority from 1957 to 1961 died Saturday at age 62 in Washington. He retired from FHA in 1961 after a long career in housing policy and public service.
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FHA
Washington
Cyril B.sweet
Federal Housing Authority
Toni Sailer Tells How To Ski
Toni Sailer presents a 12 part ABC guide to skiing urging readers to start young, learn calisthenics, and build balance. He recalls early lessons in Austria and emphasizes instinct over rules, safety, and enjoyment of the sport.
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Toni Sailer
ABC
Toni
Fight to expand Congress rages as new session opens
The 88th Congress readies for a fresh start as members caucus to shape positions on rules and civil rights battles. Liberals and conservatives clash over filibuster rules while the President signals blunt action, seeking education aid, elder health care funding, mass transit, a new farm program, and larger military raises alongside tax cuts.
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Senate
Deny Mock Raid Report Fits Denver Event
NORAD spokesman Maj. Ford Dawson dismissed newspaper claims of a denial and described them as nonsense. The Herald reported British RAF planes from bases in Britain used decoy radar to confuse American radar warnings as they struck from Canada following a polar route.
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Denver
Ford Dawson
North American Defense Command
NORAD
Dawooh
Royal Air Force
U.S
United States
Herakd
Nylog
Britain
Herald
Grout
Aerose Canada
Air- Ministry
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Clyde Courtright
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